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Gabby Petito missing case now ruled a homicide, remains found in Wyoming confirmed as hers [up: remains of brian laundrie found and confirmed]
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I personally think this one should stay focused on the case and another thread should be made on the very important reality on missing women that are overlooked (especially indigenous women) if we think it's a discussion we'd like to dive into.
Another thing is that this case has been documented.
you have body cam footage from the police that talked to them. Someone who picked up Brian and footage of the van being parked not terribly far from where the body was found. Not to mention Brian and the parents just immediately refusing to help.
you have body cam footage from the police that talked to them. Someone who picked up Brian and footage of the van being parked not terribly far from where the body was found. Not to mention Brian and the parents just immediately refusing to help.
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Most likely looking for any incriminating evidence. Also with it being a crim scene I'm sure the parents nor anyone else
Can come and go as they please or touch or disturb shit.
Yeah I agree. With the recent rise of true crime stuff in general, Netflix, podcasts, etc (of course the interest has always been there, just amplified now in internet age) plus the fact there's so much video, so much real time...everything, it has the armchair detectives in a tizzy, eager to speculate.
Nobody will admit it of course, but c'mon...Nobody really cares about the death of this girl anymore than any other girl that has been the victim in countless other similar cases. They just wanna solve the mystery under the guise of 'justice' for a poor young conventionally pretty white gal
I think you underestimate how often things like you mentioned happen. This one just happened to get picked up by media and twitter
The best thing the parents can do for their son if he's still alive is to tell him to get back home and tell what he knows
this is absolutely a part of it. Since there is so much content on the couple for people to look at it has drawn a ton of people looking to draw their own conclusions on what happened. People looking for signs etc etc.
Just saw it, I'm sure there's some parameters that separate the two but as someone mentioned it's probably classified as a CS to keep the parents away, understandably there's no trust in that situation
I know that it's a dumb theory, but hope is a hell of a drug, and it's not totally unfeasible to have something like that and him being afraid. I mean, how many times have people joked about "A dingo ate my baby" because of that one case before it was revealed that's what actually happened? Or even on HLN's Forensic Files there have been a few episodes of people (though I believe it was children in both episodes I can remember) where the victim was mauled by an animal (usually dogs) and the parents have been arrested before the truth had come out.
Though to be fair I don't think I ever really bought into the accidental death theory even if I was considering it a possibility, his actions were way to sus for someone who's fiance died accidentally.
No they did not have enough proofs to incriminate him. Mind you, the context was extremely suspect. They were just following « the rules ».
I might have things confused.
He flew back to Florida.
Then he knew where to find her and drove home.
Did she go "missing" while he was away?
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I knew there was a time line, thank you for the events.
He flew back to Florida.
Then he knew where to find her and drove home.
Did she go "missing" while he was away?
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I knew there was a time line, thank you for the events.
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Timeline of Events
Going to repost this from the previous thread for those who would like a timeline of events…
GABBY PETITO AND BRIAN LAUNDRIE TIMELINE
GABBY PETITO AND BRIAN LAUNDRIE TIMELINE
- July 2nd: Gabby Petito And Brian Laundrie Leave New York To Begin vLogging Trip In Van
- July 5th: Arrive At Monument Rocks
- July 8th: Arrive Colorado Springs
- July 10th: Arrive At Grand Sand Dunes National Park
- July 16th: Arrive At Zion National Park
- July 20th: Arrive At Cedar Breaks
- July 21st: Arrive At Bryce Canyon National Park
- July 26th: Arrive At Mystic Hot Springs
- July 30th: Arrive At Canyonlands National Park
- August 12th: Arrive At Arches National Park
- August 12th: Police Respond To Domestic Violence Report In Moab City, Utah
- August 13th: Brian's Last Photo Is Uploaded To Instagram
- August 17th: Brian Flies Back Home To New Port, Florida To Assist His Father With Clearing Out A Storage Unit
- August 19th: Video Of Trip Uploaded To YouTube
- August 23rd: Brian Flies Back To Utah
- August 24th: Gabby And Brian Check Out Of Hotel In Salt Lake City, Utah
- August 25th: Gabby's Last Photo Is Uploaded to Instagram
- August 25th: Gabby's Final Phone Call With Mother; Says She Is Heading To Grand Teton National Park
- August 27th: Communication Between Gabby And Her Mother Continues Via Texts
- August 27th: Gabby And Brian Arguing At Merry Piglets Mexican Grill At 1PM
- August 27th: YouTubers Jenn And Kyle Bethune Spot And Record The Van Parked At The Side Of The Road Near Spread Creek Disperse Camping Area In Grand Teton National Park
- August 29th: Miranda Baker And Boyfriend Pick Up Brian At Colter Bay Village Outside Of Showers At Grand Teton National Park And Drop Him Off Near Parking Lot At Jackson Lake Dam
- August 30th: Last Known Text From Gabby's Phone: "No Service In Yosemite"; Mother Thinks It Wasn't Gabby
- September 1st: Gabby's Van Spotted Back At Brian's Home In Florida
- September 10th: Joe Petito (Gabby's Father) Is Involved In A 'Public Service' Incident At Brian's Home In Florida
- September 11th: Gabby Is Reported Missing By Her Parents
- September 14th: Last Time Brian Was Allegedly Seen By His Parents
- September 17th: Brian Is Reported Missing By His Parents
- September 19th: Body Found In Grand Teton National Park; Believed To Be Gabby, Family Notified
- September 20th: FBI Issues Warrant To Search Brian's Home; Parents Removed And Separated From Property
- September 21st: Body Found In Grant Teton National Park Confirmed To Be Gabby; FBI Rules Death A Homicide; Exact Cause Of Death Still Awaiting Autopsy Results
- September 23rd: FBI Issues Warrant For Brian's Arrest For "Use Of Unauthorized Access Device"
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That's what i read too, I'm not sure how accurate it is. I read that he flew home earlier to help his parents move something, then he proceeded to come back to get the van?
Edit: Got my answer from the timeline.
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Read the below quote :).
Already included the old thread post in the OP, but threadmarked this one and will change the link to this one.
Yeah, but in that case didn't the dingo take the baby and she was never found?
Sorry, missed it. Thank you! I have updated though with this latest update and will continue to do so as more stuff becomes relevant.
Brian flew back to Florida on August 17th.
Her mother FaceTimed with Gaby on August 25th.
edit: I see the timeline was already posted above
Your passive aggressive attempt at calling me out isn't going to change how I feel. I stand thoroughly by what I typed.
Also, your post expresses far more compassion for the Laundrie parents than the Laundrie parents themselves have exhibited for their potential missing daughter-in-law and her family since this has been followed. Their callous apathy is why I don't care for them.
I knew there was a time line, thanks for providing. It would have been too fishy for him to know where to retrieve the van.
Yeah saying it's "Confirmed" is not technically correct. The closest they've come is stating the body matches Gabby's description.
I believe Gabby's stepfather confirmed on twitter (I saw a few headlines stating so), however, I cannot confirm.
Pretty much 50/50 at this point, which is hardly saying much, but the fact his last known location is within Florida leaves the possibility he's fled the country wide open.
I think I read they matched the tattoos of her picture with the body but out of respect and I think protocol, they still need to "confirm" via DNA or get family to verify the body. Something like that.
It's all but confirmed to be her though. Sadly.
Yeah, this is an awful outcome. I did watch the
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The main mess up is losing tabs on him. If they violated his rights in any way then he walks away free on a murder conviction.
I still don't fully understand how he can have her van and it's not considered stolen? Or does it need to be reported as such first?
They found the jacket of the baby by a dingo den, but not the body itself.
The bodycam from the moab police is already heartbreaking. Once more details come out its going to even worse im sure.
heartbroken
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This case reminds me a lot of the Josh/Susan Powell case in Utah a while back. Wife goes missing, husband acts suspicious and won't cooperate, they call him a "person of interest" but also just let him leave the state, he runs away to Washington, ultimately ends up killing himself and his two children in a fire.
Not sure why the cops don't take these cases more seriously and let the "person if interest" run free. Makes no sense to me.
Not sure why the cops don't take these cases more seriously and let the "person if interest" run free. Makes no sense to me.
Once a search warrant is released, the area or item is a crime scene.
They could only have it for his backpack and it's still called crime scene.
They could only have it for his backpack and it's still called crime scene.
Well said, there are absolutely ghouls out there who see this as "content"...gross.